The State Border Service said in a media comment that it cannot disclose information about the departure of third parties.
The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine (SFSU) has no right to disclose information about the border crossing of any person. This was announced on Wednesday, May 31, by the speaker of the State Border Guard Service, Andriy Demchenko, in a comment to Ukrinform.
The official answered in this way the question about the information about the border crossing of the representative of the Kyiv City Council accused of bribery from the party public servant Vladislav Trubitsyn.
According to him, the State Border Guard Service, when passing citizens, operates within the standards of the current law on border crossing regulations.
“It is forbidden to disclose information about third parties about their border crossing. I note that the entry of people is carried out on the basis of valid passport documents, grounds for entry and the absence of related restrictions to persons who may be imposed by an authorized state body. With regard to persons who are involved in criminal proceedings, then during the investigation or court proceedings, at the request of the investigators, a person may restrict crossing the border of Ukraine. If such decisions are made and received by the State Border Guard Service, the border guards follow them. Also, within the framework of criminal proceedings, information on crossing the border of people can be obtained and, if they think it is possible, the investigators will make it public,” Demchenko explained.
The news agency noted that it had also reached out to GUR for comment.
Project journalists Scheme (Radio Liberty) reported that Kyiv City Council deputy Vladislav Trubitsyn, who was accused of bribery by SAPO and NABU and twice failed to appear at the meeting of the High Anti-Corruption Court, left on May 13 abroad towards the direction. of Poland. He was able to leave thanks to the permission of the head of the State Border Service, Sergei Deineko, based on a letter from the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate, Kirill Budanov.
Recall, the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office filed a petition for an international search for a deputy of the Kyiv City Council, accused of receiving 1.39 million hryvnias of illegal benefits while helping the retail organization trade in the capital.
It will be remembered that on May 11, the territorial department of the State Bureau of Investigation conducted a search of the Kyiv City Council building.
Source: korrespondent
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